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Often used in the same context:
nightjar,
tawny owl,
stoat,
corncrake,
bullfinches,
cirl bunting,
morepork,
stag beetle,
lapwings,
chough,
twitcher,
siskin,
insectivore,
jerboa,
skylarks,
capercaillie,
daddy longlegs,
curlew,
sparrowhawk,
weka,
winter wren,
goshawk,
stone curlew,
ladybird,
moorlands,
wagtails,
kinglets,
marsh harrier,
spotted flycatcher,
redshank,
pine marten,
jackdaw,
chaffinches,
hyrax,
quoll,
waxwings,
moggie,
meadow pipit,
cassowary,
muntjac,
ovenbird,
newts,
phoebe,
bitterns,
potoroo,
dovecote,
woodland,
chaffinch,
stringybark,
tufted puffin,
chiffchaff,
coatis,
bumblebees,
bellbirds,
song thrush,
budgerigar,
hedgehogs,
horned owl,
bettong,
pine warbler,
hen harrier,
crossbill,
greenshank,
gray squirrel,
heaths,
turnstones,
honey buzzard,
earwig,
pipit,
avocet,
lechwe,
whimbrel,
hoary marmot,
gray jay,
herbaceous border,
echidnas,
fens,
brown creeper,
tadpole shrimp,
bustards,
sparrow hawk,
moors,
fritillaries,
carrion crow,
ruddy duck,
foxes,
lyrebird,
saxifrage,
bluebell,
baltimore oriole,
conure,
pileated,
titmouse,
polecats,
reed warbler,
grevillea,
drongos,
takahe,
cowslips,
marsh marigold,
vesper sparrow,
bushbuck,
hedgehog,
porter,
bee,
leech,
oyster,
badger,
snail,
bat,
beaver,
bees,
crayfish,
daisy,
flea,
lobster,
oysters,
pear,
rodent,
toad,
ant,
cabbages
More specific:
glis glis,
hazel mouse,
lerot,
loir,
muscardinus avellanarius
Appears in the definition of:
glis glis,
hazel mouse,
lerot,
loir,
muscardinus avellanarius
More general:
gnawer,
gnawing animal,
rodent
Also try:
— Adjectives for dormouse:
little,
common,
fat,
edible,
old,
european,
sleepy,
big,
hazel,
poor,
large,
more...
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